APG Series 6000 User Manual

SERIES 6000C CASH DRAWER
OPERATING & MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
This instruction sheet applies to the Series 6000C cash drawer products.
Figure 1
GETTING STARTED
Prepare a location for the cash drawer. Recommendations for a suitable location include:
A sturdy, level surface no less than the size of the cash drawer;
Operating temperature from 20° F to 100° F (-7° C to 37° C);
Non-condensing relative humidity from 20% to 80%.
LOCK FUNCTIONS
Two keys are included with each cash drawer for the manual lock. The key lock provides four functions: locked open, manual open, electrically on-line, and locked closed. See Figure 2. The key may be removed in the 12 o’clock (Electrically On-Line), 3 o’clock (Locked Open), or 9 o’clock (Locked Closed) positions. To reduce the risk of damaging or breaking the key, avoid leaving it in the lock during normal operation.
Electrically
On-Line
Manual
Open
Locked Closed
Axx
Locked
Open
Figure 2
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Contact your supplier for parts and accessories for your cash drawer.
REMOVING THE DRAWER
Open the cash drawer and remove the plastic coin and bill tray. Grasp the drawer by the plastic front and lift the drawer up until it stops. Firmly pull the drawer out at an inclined angle. See Figure 3.
Up and Out
Stop Plate
Figure 3
Lock Rod
Caution: Be careful not to damage the lock rod mounted on the bottom of the drawer.
REPLACING THE DRAWER
Mate the outer slides (mounted to the drawer) with the inner slides (mounted in the cash drawer housing). Lift the drawer up until it stops, and begin to
push the drawer into the cash drawer housing. See Figure 3. When the strike plate on the back of the drawer has cleared the stop plate in the base, let the drawer rest in the horizontal position. Push the inner drawer to the fully closed position. There will be additional resistance since the ball bearings do not roll until the slides are fully engaged. When the inner drawer is fully inserted, verify that the drawer opens and closes properly.
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Every six months the cash drawer slides should be cleaned and lubricated. Using a dry, lint free cloth, wipe out the old grease, along with any accumulated dirt or debris, from the inner and outer slides. Do not use water or any type of liquid cleaner. After the old grease has been removed, apply a
layer of lithium bearing grease to the inner and outer slides. Spread the
thin
grease out evenly along the slides. In extreme conditions, the slides should be cleaned and re-greased every three months.
CAUTION: Breaking coin rolls on the plastic cash tray or the plastic drawer front may cause the plastic to fracture.
M-323.DOC Rev -
Loading...